Trees don’t start out as trees; they have to grow from somewhere. Today’s NYT Mini “Oak tree-to-be” clue in the August 9 NYT Times Mini Crossword is further proof of that, and from clue to answer, we’ll show you the whole process.
A Year in the Life of an Oak | Woodland Trust
Today I have chosen a mix of different hints that are directly related to the word you are looking for. Let's see what that is.
“ACORN” is the word of the day for seven people.
An acorn is a distinct nut with a cap-like covering on it. If you’ve ever seen an Ice Age movie, the animated and hysterical squirrel Scrat often chases after it. In real life, however, acorns are used as seeds to grow oak trees!
